Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 38
ith the top of we can look through the long covered water-wayfrom one end to the other. But more than this,we can walk through it if we choose, and this weimmediately prepare to do. This long passage,through which the water used to run, is severalfeet wide, and higher than a tall man, and in… … TOURISTS WANDERING LP AND llOWN, WITH RED I UTDE-BdOKS IN THEIR HANDS, the first row of arches, we all cross the bridge onthe broad pavement, which seems as smooth andsolid as when it was laid down, before the begin-ning of the Christian era. The second row ofarches rests upon this pavement, but…
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